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Roots of Creation #2
Growing Ripples
Magic in the air. Demons on the hunt. To save the kingdom, one girl must uncover her hidden abilities.
Jak is finally doing what she loves, learning the secrets of magic. But when the queen summons her to meet in private, she discovers that not everything in Skyecliff is as it seems.
Now she must find a way to keep to her studies and combat a growing threat within the city itself. Encounters with new friends and another species of Fae reveal that Jak is more important to the fate of the kingdom than she ever thought possible.
As the threat builds, she discovers what makes her so special, and what she must do to save the Fae and those she loves. Will she have the strength to stand up for what is right in the face of overwhelming evil?
Growing Ripples is the second book in the captivating YA epic fantasy series. If you like imaginative realms, magical showdowns, and heartfelt coming-of-age stories, then you’ll love Jason Hamilton’s enchanting tale.
Jak is finally doing what she loves, learning the secrets of magic. But when the queen summons her to meet in private, she discovers that not everything in Skyecliff is as it seems.
Now she must find a way to keep to her studies and combat a growing threat within the city itself. Encounters with new friends and another species of Fae reveal that Jak is more important to the fate of the kingdom than she ever thought possible.
As the threat builds, she discovers what makes her so special, and what she must do to save the Fae and those she loves. Will she have the strength to stand up for what is right in the face of overwhelming evil?
Growing Ripples is the second book in the captivating YA epic fantasy series. If you like imaginative realms, magical showdowns, and heartfelt coming-of-age stories, then you’ll love Jason Hamilton’s enchanting tale.
330 pages, Paperback
First published August 5, 2018
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April 28, 2025
DNF at 43%. one, barely anything at all was happening and i didn't even feel like i was witnessing a story, but literally reading words on a page. two, girlie is kinda not thinking at least half the time. my biggest gripe is with worldbuilding, however, or rather lack there of. this is not a world, it's a blank blob with 4 place names and christianity skewed to the left for a religion
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